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Syntec 4-1/2" GCB115BK Pro Diamond Wet Core Drill Bit for Concrete Microtrenching Blades Use standard #14 self-drilling screws

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Syntec 4 1 2" GCB115BK Pro Diamond Wet Core Drill Bit for Concrete Microtrenching Blades Use standard #14 self drilling screws Use standard #14 self drilling screws to fasten to studs Durable Material: Constructed from Type 410 stainless steel with protective coating for enhanced corrosion resistance Lightweight bolt backend fittings are available for sizes 12 60" diameters Syntec's diamond drilling tools can be used for a wide range of applications whether it is light or heavy duty drilling

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